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      Guest
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      Hello,
      I have found a problem, I have installed the new pfSense version 2.2 within an ESX host.
      If a manually disable an VMXNET3 adapter through ESXi itself, the connection icon (green or red arrow), doesn't change, it stays green!

      Does anyone has or know an solution for this problem?

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        phil.davis
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        Are you refreshing the dashboard or Status->OpenVPN page?
        Those statuses do not (yet) have any automatic updating.

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          Guest
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          I am refreshing the dashboard.

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            kejianshi
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            I have never tried pulling an adapter out of a running machine to see how it would effect pfsense.  Would that qualify as a bug?

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              Guest
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              I am using ESXi 5.5 with VMXNET3 adapters.
              Turning adapters on of off worked good with version 2.1.x

              I use this function to identify the correct (ESXi virtual) adapter within pfSense.

              Maybe this also helps:
              When I install pfSense there is an page where you could "auto detected" the NIC's, this is also not working! :o

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